Is this temporary? I cannot "glue" anything to my (rental) apartment walls. I am considering the roses one for my entry door (will it "stick" there?) and the other for my bedroom wall. Thanks. Is this temporary? I cannot "glue" anything to my (rental) apartment walls. I am considering the roses one for my entry door (will it "stick" there?) and the other for my... » Read More Is this temporary? I cannot "glue" anything to my (rental) apartment walls. I am considering the roses one for my entry door (will it "stick" there?) and the other for my bedroom wall. Thanks. « Show Less
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Yes they will stick. They are pealable stickers. Ny that they meen 1 time though. You can put them up and take them down when ever you feel like it but im pretty sure they will not be sticky enough to put ip a second time
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They are decals, that stick to your wall and can be peeled off; leaving no marks behind. There are many pieces and each has to be cut out and put on individually. I also reccomend that when you get it ;that you put it under a rug in your apartment that gets a lot of foot trafic on it. It helps to flatten out the decal sheet. Have a friend help you cut it and put it up. It will be easier than doing it yourself.
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Dear Deborah, I didn´t use this scenario for party decoration. I used it to compose my son bedroom super hearos decoration. I has been there for 3 months and it is perfect! So I don´t see any problem to use it in other place since it is in door. I am preatty sure that it will remain there with no problem. My kid loooooved it.
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Hi Jenny,Yes its 1 piece.There is a clear plastic covering that you place over the whole decal & thats when the decal sticks to that plastic. You tgen carefully apply the sheet to the area where you want it & rub from the inside to the outer edges to get rif of thr air bubbles that may be present. Then carefully peel the plastic back, as you do this the decal will stick to the wall. However, in some areas it may come up with the plastic if this happens just place the plastic for that area back down & rub thr plastic hard with your finger or nail then try removing it again, repeat til sticks to the wall.Good luck & once its done its definetly beautiful. Hi Jenny,Yes its 1 piece.There is a clear plastic covering that you place over the whole decal & thats when the decal sticks to that plastic. You tgen carefully apply the sheet to the area where you want it & rub from the inside to the outer edges to get rif of thr air bubbles that may be present. Then carefully peel the plastic back, as you do this the decal will stick to the wall. However, in some areas it may come up with the plastic if this happens just place the plastic for that area back down & rub thr plastic hard with your finger or nail then try removing it again,... » Read More Hi Jenny,Yes its 1 piece.There is a clear plastic covering that you place over the whole decal & thats when the decal sticks to that plastic. You tgen carefully apply the sheet to the area where you want it & rub from the inside to the outer edges to get rif of thr air bubbles that may be present. Then carefully peel the plastic back, as you do this the decal will stick to the wall. However, in some areas it may come up with the plastic if this happens just place the plastic for that area back down & rub thr plastic hard with your finger or nail then try removing it again, repeat til sticks to the wall.Good luck & once its done its definetly beautiful. « Show Less
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I actually had the same problem! I think the product is defective as it is. What I did was to use the top two holes to support the weight with two pegs. I also attached an adhesive between the wall and the product's back to support. The top slips out with only one peg they provide. There is another peg hole a little under it.Use it if you don't mind making another hole in your wall. Use adhesives that can be removed when you must. Irealized the defectiveness after I posted my review. I should report the problem. I feel responsible! Hope my remedy will work for you. I'm not a native speaker of English, soI hope I hope I have clearly put everything. from Tokyo, Japan I actually had the same problem! I think the product is defective as it is. What I did was to use the top two holes to support the weight with two pegs. I also attached an adhesive between the wall and the product's back to support. The top slips out with only one peg they provide. There is another peg hole a little under it.Use it if you don't mind making another hole in your wall. Use adhesives that can be removed when you must. Irealized the defectiveness after I posted my review. I should report the problem. I feel responsible! Hope my remedy will work for you. I'm not a native... » Read More I actually had the same problem! I think the product is defective as it is. What I did was to use the top two holes to support the weight with two pegs. I also attached an adhesive between the wall and the product's back to support. The top slips out with only one peg they provide. There is another peg hole a little under it.Use it if you don't mind making another hole in your wall. Use adhesives that can be removed when you must. Irealized the defectiveness after I posted my review. I should report the problem. I feel responsible! Hope my remedy will work for you. I'm not a native speaker of English, soI hope I hope I have clearly put everything. from Tokyo, Japan « Show Less
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I just moved and had to remove the wallpaper from my walls (I, too, am a renter). There was no damage on the wall whatsoever. Also they came off very easily, just peel them off and that's all.
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So far I have only tried this on walls. And the surface was so smooth so it stuck perfectly. May be the surface of the wooden cabinet might be not too smooth. Try it on some smooth surface.
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What do mean with background?? The letters??? They looks beautiful but is extremely difficult to put on the wall. Cursive letters are the worst part to stick on the wall!! But at the end it looks beautiful. Just need extra patient!!
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Some of the words aren't connected so you might have to apply it letter by letter. Mine came with some application/transfer paper but I had some difficulty using that. It seemed that the transfer paper was stickier than my actual decal so it was a struggle to get it to stay on the wall without it peeling right back off with the transfer paper.
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We took it down once to move into another room. It was fairly simple, and you should save the original paper it came on to stick it back down. It went up the second time just as sticky as the first. We have a similar product we only bring out at Christmas time, and that has held up well too.
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You do not have to glue. It already has an adheisive. All you have to do is place on the wall. Most of the wall decals, once you take them off the wall CANNOT be reapplied.
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I had to stick mine up with glue stick to make it stay on the wall. There really isn't much stick to it at all. It's the only way I could get it to stay up.
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In all honesty, I think the edges of the decals may peel away from your wall. I've had that happen to a couple of the decals on my smooth walls, but I think, or at least am hoping, it's due to the high humidity we're experiencing right now. Today I moved them around in my kitchen and have had no issues yet with edges peeling away. If your textured wall is the small sand-like texture, I would say no, they won't work. If it's bigger swirls, you may get enough of the decal on the smooth part to make it work. Not sure if this was of any help to you. Good luck!
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If should not if removed properly. Watch the video. Its reminds you of the feel of pulling a rubber band, when you are doing it right. It's amazing how clean your walls are. Wood should not be that different. Honestly until I read the directions properly, I was peeling the paint off my walls when removing. Now since I live in a rental I use them for everything I can. Just read directly on how to disengage and follow the weight capacity for hanging. You will love using them. Hope you find this helpful.
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Is that a textured wall? I'm not sure, but I have mine stuck on a wallpaper painted wall, and have had no problems at all, no bubble no peeling off nothing. I even have changed them from place to place several times with no problem. I have several from almost covering a whole wall to smaller. I would email wallmonkeys and ask them just to be sure. It's a great product though. Sorry i really couldn't help.
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Nope. That's exactly why I bought it, and he got it off in a few hours. I could actually tell it wasn't going to stick as I applied. Not nearly strong enough adhesive. I bought sill shields from here http://www.sillshield.com/white.html and they are great. Not sure what I am going to do about the moulding around the door.
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This does not stick as well as the wallpaper that you wet down or glue. I had to use wall paper glue in some areas. Make sure you have all the grease off your wall. That is where u placed as well. Good luck.
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The loctite is not permanent you should spray it onto the foam and place it on the wall it will come off with a solid pull with no foam damage. Www.italianoandinstigate.com check out what I recorded using this foam.